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i i Bice:...iuni 9, 18 I O. IVarOffice, yuite llosprtal-A , lates ktor.-.6ex.eral Sei vice —James Knox, Patteis.on, keter Travas, Gent. ~loore Francis Finan, .• .•.. . . . . . The King's,Gernian 'Legion. ' Ist Regiment of Light Dragbons,. Cornet Ernest COrdernann • to be Lieutenant, vice Cropp . ";,,who resigns., Ensign Atm'. phus de. Iltcn, from the, rat Battalion of the Line, to be Cornet, vice Cordentann. • • ,sth Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant-Colonel George" , Kling. -from " the yi Battalion of .the Line, to be . .ColOtiel, .with temporary rank, vice Drieber.g. . • • MEMORANDUM. • . . The Appointment 'of. liaroftk trance to be a Deputy.';As; sistant-Co►nmissary.'General to the Forces,. as stated in• the Gazette of the 'ad instant, bas not taken place. • - The Promotion of. Cornet Meyer to be Lieutenant in the gd Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, as slated in the Gazette of the 3d instant; has not taken place. -Assistant-Surgeon Wardzolier,7 of the lath Light Dra• goons, and Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, of the 42c1 Foot, are superseded, being absent without leave. Comfnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ess'ex. 4th Regiment of Essex Local Militia. To be Lieutenants— Ensign Revel Taylor. Ensign Robert lohnson Strait, Ensign Samuel Willis. To be Ensign—Wm. Beddel, Gent. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County o f Nottingham. 4th or Newark Regiment of Local Militia. To be Captain, by Brevet—Wm. Brydges, Esq. Commissions in the Carmarthenshire Local Militia, signed by 'the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Regiment. To be First Lieutcnant—Lienry lones, Gent. vice Thomas, resigned. 3i Regiment. To be First Lieutenants- 13 enjamin Lewis, Gent. vice Wil r;,signed.. David Parry, Gent: vice Rees. To be Sec.iut Lieutenants I ohn Stephens, Gent. vice. R. W. Williams, resigned. Richard B. Williams, Geut. vice Parry, promoted. CommkLiorts signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County' of Ayr. Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia. To be Captain—'6eorge M•tilicken Torrance, Esq. vice Ni. cholson, resigned • To be Surgeon j George Charles, M.l). vice Logan, resigned. 'Commissions-in the North Riding of Yorkshire Local Mi. • litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant., ist Regiment. To be Lieutenant—S. Scott. Gem. 'Kobe ,Ensign— John Scotty cent. zd Regiment. ; To be LieutenEint,i 7 l'aul Wiiswi, Gent. Edward Mason, :Gent. • • • •;• To be Ensign—Thomas G ondbutn,.Gent. 3d Regiment. To be Captain-Lieutenant 4-nthony Haviside. To be Lieutenint, by Brev . et-L.2, uarter:Master Henry New ' ton. •-• ._... , .. 4th Regiment. • . To be Captain—Thomas Eeles, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Wm. Smith, Gent. Thomas lEornsey, Gent. • . Fro; l the LONDON GAZE T:1:E, June. y, rs io. • , Admiraltii-glfice, JON,. 9 . , 181 0. E xtr3ll of a Letter horn Vi . ee=iV.miral Sir lames Saommarez, K.B. to lobn Wilsod"Croker, Esq. dated oa board ids MajAtsty's snip Vittoly, ia Hawke Roads, Gottenourgb, May z 3,. t8g0...r. • His Majesty's sloop W,,edlatk, on the , 26th inst. • draced col shoe* and d. stroyed a tilnish cutter pri vaieer, off klads , ranl, tn,punting ei B lit twenty-sour pounder -carronades,.4.with a crew of thirty-tire `wen, under the piotection o i l' the enetny:s batterres caucl artned•vei,eis.:.. . • Vice-Admiral Sir James . Sauinare has transmit -1104w Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had re- . teived from .Captain Robinson, of his Majesty's 'sloop Paaeilieus,.giving.an account of his. having 'captured at the eptrance of the Sound, on the 24th , ot last month, two Datash privateers, one a lugger, of three guns and twenty men, and the 'other a schtioner of _three guns and sixteen men, both of Which had been out about a 'fortnight, without making any .captu-re. islt Regiment, of - Dragoons, Sigisinund, Trafford, ,Gent.• to be Cornet, by .purchase, vice tleilincote, proMoted. ttli Regiment of" Light DragpuriS,' Edward Eilerker Gent. tU.be."Coinct,- by purenin. , vice. 13eatty, promoted. • - men Ditto, liospital,MMe fames Aioge. to be AsSistant- Surgeon. iStit paw, Cornet W. - 11: Mansfield to,be Lieutertant,", , purchase, :vice Ric.iards, who retires. • . , -,.• • - 2tl oitto, Ensign Win. Mills, Lions the sl3th, Foot; to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Dalrymple - , 'plornotcd io ttie tc.th Foot— tst kegiment of Foot, Ensign (..Parker; ,to be Lieuteqant,. witli , ,ut purchase, vice Dutiby.o,:Who retires: Stewart, : to ix 'Ensign, ' tvinOut 'purchase, vice Creel', dismissed • . • , . , 2.1 i!ltto,-Caplitita Cox., 001 h We.7tjt Foor,•-so be Cap"- taut of C:Aniiany, to toe •Sar ' rison hat talon, . • - yin iteAmient of Foot, CaP:tain•ii, Tarleton, from the 4th Gar.ison Battalion, to LA: tapteht,, 91: a (...74.111p,ihy,.VICe COX, iippoiitted to the 2,k1 Bth Ditto, 1 , Lowry, Sent, to be by purchase, vice promoted. . • : ,!.=•• 7 ' • Litt Lieutenant William Vl.inticyck„ from tilt; Cavni Militia, to be Ensign Ensign 01 1 U. Donkte), now the • callow Militia. to lie Ensign: - • 3614 Ditto, kilibpical-mat‘t N. E. Xing, to be Assistant . Surgeon. • 38th . Ditto, Ensign Damant to -be 'Lieuten.iwt, With. .out pur.niai.e, vice Glover, who rt.^argtis. • • •• - • 4enli Ditto, K. T:rite, Sent.. to DC - Ensign, by purchase, vice- Spoddard, promuteAt.. 51.;1 Ditto, Lieutenant Whyte, front the Armagll Mi .litra,'.ta De Eriiign. • '• sad Ditto,' 1 uttgtr It. .4. 'Mactcay, to be Lieutenant, bx.pur . ciuse vice W inehcote,. who &tins. • sfrib Ditto, Ciiiiiillll Archibald Campbell, from the 9:ist • • frot.r,_ to be Laptain of a Lonipanyi vice sun, who uX , •,, • • '• • 65;11 Unto,' Cuthbert Barlow, Cent. to be Ensign,' vice (!eceitbrti. 6t Hospital Mare llinry Walker to be Aiiiistant... SurAi:on. • 7.ith I)oto,EnsigtkVailiel E wing to be Lieutenant, ;without purchase; vtee oleart, 321.1'bitto k EnsiWi evlioultd lidrding, front the Queen's,. .t.• :acounty .Itlnithi,.to.be t4th. Diito, Lruign Thomas Isippock to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dwyer, Who .t.stglis. • gist aitto, Captain ►k Ut.ti, - • from . the•sttth Foot, to be, Captain of a.C. onik)anyi - vice•CalitpLeit, who exchaimes•: 94th Ditto, i l.ieutz . i„iit A leXatitir.l.Catracross to be Cii ptaih Cotalparly, pint:floc. Cape Regthiczat, lohn Niacttotialg, Gent to-be Ensign; with; out purchase, vice lorbes,•.projaoted Jilt the 4th Ceylon{ Regiment. • Rcgirnent. Fortune U'y_Sebrant. Gent. to be En,, vice Poncitalony - prornoied iii the Cbasseurs Britan. ilium Battalion, .Captain P. L. Walsh, from the 24* IP be Cptaiiii of CoiNnuly, vice Tiirktoni . appoint.'! the 7th f. out. • • Ail Veteran battalion, Captain Richard:Hurnphreys,, the toth Royal Veteran battalion, to be Captain or a ',ally, vice Cary, cieceased. STAFF. Frc...ch, D. D. late Garrison Chaplain at Sheerness,. ~hai.lai4 to the Forces.. HOSPITAL STAFF. .ftlf,Reginlent. Tr. , he Captairt--Roltnt Prest<»), Esti ‘ . 'to be Lieute na nts—G eorge Watson , Gent. Tames Nshton, Gent. To be Ensigns—Francis Allanson, Gent. John Johnston, Gent. George Preston, Gent. Commissions in i the North York Regular Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. fo be Liuuteoants—Peter Mair, Gent. • Henry I - fewgill, Gent. To be Ensigns•:-- fames. Begbier, Gent. Thomas Willows, Gent. Cr 97.11. qfper, .7411111 . 9, 1810. MEMBEa RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT' • PARLIAMENT. Borough of Queenborough. Richard Wellesley, Esq. u tl►e room of oseph Hunt, Esq. expelled. BANKRUPTS. Andrew Hunter, of Iniae--Poriland-street, Middlesex, coach maker, to surrender June 12, 23, and July 21, at ien, at Guildhall. Attornizs, Messrs a Beckett and W eale, Broad. ss.ree , Golden-square. Phillip Russel, of- Shei:rness, Kent, slopseller, June 16, 2S, and July 2J, at ten, at Gutidnali, London. 'Attorney, Mk. E. Isaacs % Bury street, St. Mary-Ake. James Rose, sen. and James Rosv, jun. of Symund's Wharf, Tooley-street, Southwark, Surrey, provison-merchants, June 16, 26, and July 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. A:Ail/lies, : Messrs. Bouidillon and Hcwitt . , Little Friday street, Cheapside. lames Nelson, of LiVerpool, tailor and draper, July 4,5, and 21, at one, at the Saddle Inn, Liverpool t.tornres, Mr. Davies, Liverpool; or Mr. Meatiowcrott, Lday's ' Inn, London. Michael Parker, of Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer and draper, June 28, at six, 29,- and Jui,, zl, elevdp, at the Bal. . • , Ktiares!apiough., At:urine', MeSirs. Exky and . Stoektr, I , utatva-Itto, Loudon; ; I t Mr. row, 11 , lirt.. , esborough. We, ut 'Cuptitall -Court, LOndon, nxicninit anri insurance -broker, tune ib, 26, and jul t 2.1, at ten, at Mr, isariow, Inteadnecufe-strect. litrettworsth, ut Ltvcr - pool, merchant, Fut,' a,. 7;. and I,"at elevert, at tile Les , l„e-street, I.rver k ru.,l„ Attornies, Air. G. A. 'Pritt,• Liverpool.; or Mr. S. sVllsutl, I . l2;nple, • - WlLlidin Parnell, of ,Stoney • lane, Sbuiliwark; Surrey; corn ham:Dß:wet, rune 16; at rert,• . 4, and Juts ai kneven, at • Pelesrb. Hall and Prake, • Sa.ret;s Lannon 'street. L.Vaii,ll vans, ot.-Neatn. t. iiiinor!gansliire, shopkeeper, June suet July at, at tAttlsiciitt tau bosh I oyernAiri,,mi. Attorhies,. _Messrs. Wlint.utriev: .and &mg, Serjeartt's .• Fleet street, London ;. or Mr. J. 11. ratili..sb, St. junit _ streer, George Artowstrlith,:fate of -. tittle Carter-lane, Dodors'.. .-Coniiiicas, -but - now of. Bell Savage.)ard, boutfun,,.murtey.scrive.ner," lune sb, aa, and July 21, at • Attornies, 'ivlesars. 'Almon *arid Yowrialls,' . K. - ingittrirter:sticet, 'Ductor.Coinrrious. • . 6 tuncolidge, vt . Lolthebter, I. ssei, grocer,: lune ID, 2D, a luly 21, iit..twerve, I,UUUnali, .3.0nd0n.- ney t.;itatham-plae,:, i>lath,.:lrars - . • • Thomas Woodward, Jun, late ut I<ttit, SuliOlK, shopkeeper, jOrre-16,' z 3•, .and 4C. Guildhall, LOndOn. Atturrtie,4,-, ..f4tles,tireat Sline-lane, London; or Mr. • Part:, Bury : 6 t,...hitrimnds. Cltaiita Grltyson,• ot - Liverpool, boat ship builder and car. -penwr, jury 16; , 17, anti 21; at one, at me Globe Tavern, , -Liverpool-- A itotiiies, Mr. T. Blackstock, Paper-build. ings,Ternple, Luhduh Messrs. Banl4Well and Stephen.. son, Liv'er;l66l. John kfrowile, late of 'l7hreadneeitle.street, but now of Cros. or-square, - ; :.,Biati,ipate...sireet, London, money-scrivetier, June i 9, at ten,._„ and July.2l, at twelve, at Guildha,l, At tonnes . , Messrs. Kearsey anti Spur, Bishopsgate-withid. DIViDAND.. • July 7. Willlarh Sinith; • of Portsea, linen-draper, atone, at oildhalli London. • July 2.,:toiau•Cooke, of ,Liverpool, silversmith, at-twelve, • at the George Liverporil. • lune 30. Thomas Pierce, or Canterbury, brazier and tits. luau, at tell, ar i Gnildnail,l,:a:lterbUly. July b. • 41 - cury- Repieli, of Bristol, linen-draper, at twelve, at tile Bust& cavern, Bristol. • . • di)/ 3. Machin flockley„ of Wick war, Gloucester, 51111 C ., eneese:racte, at twelve, at the Bush'. Tavern, .•' Bristol. . • July 9. David Wilby, of Ossett, Dewesbury, Yorkshire, ciotii-inanutaeturer,. at eleven, at the New Court House, '•! Waicatieid. • • ' .• . ply . a. Rickard Skaife, of Liverpool, ironmonger, at eleven, ' a-c the Star ant/Garter Tavern, -Liverpool. lune 30. Robert Watninugh and Robert Wirliainson, ot Liver.. pow, tuap..,nOtlers, and- C114114,14:1S, at eleven, at the Globe Liverpool • fuly S. 'Charles -belt, of Penrith, cumberland, linen attd - . - wouflen.,draper ; at gleveli, at the New Crown Peririth. „ July 4.'" Joseph Brown and. Jane Brown, of Newcastleupon. s.lirkers and ironmongers, - at eleven, at the 6liakspeare 1 . vern, Newe'istle-upon- Tyne. July 7. -Ann Devenisii and Henry Newport, of Villiers. • street, -Strand, Middlesex, uphosterers, .at one, at Guild. • hall, London.. July 7. Walter Wrsick, -- ncivi .- or late -Of Medhurst, Sussex, , drapei,-at eltlVen, at Guildhall, London. • une 3a. 'Thomas Moore : Siade, of Old Bond -street, Middle. sex, picture. dearer, ayweive, at Guildhall. uly: 2. lihalll k.:oodwin;al;osport, county of Soitthalllp baker, at twelve, at the India Arins, Gosport. • • une 30. Nightingale and George Nightingale, of . Lombard -street, London, bankers, at ten, at Ca July 3u• IPsepil -Dean, or birlintigliatn, - ,Japatiner,4t eleven,. at 'tne SnaKapeare Tavern-, _• July 17. David - Moss, of ,toattliffe-highway, linen-draper, at twelve, at, Ciuildhall. • . CERTIFICATES. • I 1 une 30. Wm. Crotch, of Charlotte -street, Rathbone:place, indleseX, linen-draper. James Chadwick, of Lower-Thames -street, London, vic tualler. %Val. Wright, 'of .Stockport, Cheshire, hair-dresser and' jeweller. W ni. Goddard,' of Wood-street, Cheapside, Lond on , an d o f South Bridge-street, Edinburgh, warehousman. Michael Gainey, of Liverpooot, cotton-merchant. • Edwin William ; yrion, formerly Cumberland-street, New. road, late qt Garden. row, St. Geurge's-tields,- but now of Lambeth Marsh New Cut, Surrey, broker. - Robert Common, of North Shields, Northumberland,grocer. Thomas Boyd, of Maida. hilt, Edgware-road, Paddington, Middlesex, shopkeeper. Bateman, of North llierley, Bradford, Yorksbire,wool: .len-inanufact urer. • Wm. Thebett and . Yeter Didier, of St. - James's -street, West_. minster, booksellers and stationers. John Ballard of Birmingham, corn arid coal dealer. David Taylor, of - Mile-e.-road, Middlesex, cabinet-imker.. Robert. He vson, of Isleworrh, Middlesex, calico-printer. Win Fairfield and lames Buckley, of Liverpool, merchants. . The following are extracts from letters, the last of which advet LS to a matter,of.considerable import ance to the traders connected with the United States. GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 2. The Swedish Ambas sador arrived last night, and after paying his respects to the Admiral, proceeded to this place. " The Prince AUGUSTENBURG, Who was tq have succeeded to the "Crownon the death of the King, was killed a •few days ago by a fall from his horse, on returningfroin a review of some of his troops near Helsingburg." 41 ' ' , , GOTTEIitI NRGH, JUNE, I. I have j ust near& from Copenhagen, that none of the Americans that. have been carried in there, are. allowed .to have any communication with the shore, only with the cap tors. This has a very unpleasant appearance; al though cot legal prizes at the.time ut, capture, ,we, tear the French decree may be.put in force against them, and they may be confiscated." FlRE.—Saturday night a fire broke-out in a house in Crutched Friars; which quickly spread to the two adjoining Images, which were nearly 'destroyed.- LONDON: Painted by RICHARD HARRIS, or NO. 4, Martlett-court. Bow -street ; aridt ;Alt the ‘SVII•OFFICS, No. v, Straud, wows divertisemesis, Orders Lz . ifp h:E1 5 07:7': • 'CO'URT OF KING'S E c: H 1 '.ve §; THE KING V. G,iUNDRY. • This was a prosecution tor an assault at the suit of a Pro-Collector of Assessed Taxes, :against the de fendant a respectable merchant in the city. Upon the dired examination of the prosecutor, it appeared that he went to the defenclanet to distrain for taxes, when he was assaulted by the defendant and some others, and, with his assistal,ts, turned into tha street. In the course of , his cross-examination, however, by Mr. Garrow, 'it appeared that *tile pro secutor had gone to the delendant'S house with as sistants, for the purpose of levying a distress; in case he did not immediately. pay. 'I be defendant ten dered him a draft on his banker for the amount, as he had done repeatedly before ; but this was refused and the witness insisted upon be paid in cash, which the defendant declining,- he was proceeding to dis train, when he was :resisted by the defendant's friends, the goods upon which the levy was about to be made belonging to the partnership. It 'also ap peared, on the eViderice. of the, prosecutor, that the defendant had opposed /iis"tathef 'Upon' some occasions in the parish, and that' he had VoWred'ven geance againsthim for t his opposition: And further, that the father was the real colieOtor, arill'thc..prose cu,or had acted for hilt - 41'1W had-b Je n. always in the practice of taking checclties oh bankerg,'; - irrpaytnent of the taxes, not only from. the defendant, but from. all the houses in the parish, Lord EcLiNaorrouGulreprohated the prosecution, and the defendant was.acquitted. . . 2 • h 1..11k bed by wILLIAM'ARVICSR SCRIPPS, South Molton,street,Grapvenor quart. 'or Let,*rs fur the Editor, &c. (posilaid) 1 must bt add/vs:ad. YAK A' Or Al CIC.AS r• • • 4ATI • IitD6Y. • 'Stok, India Bonds 2.35. pr. „f a E. xchey.l3l(ls; 2S. Bs. r .; pr. I mpeqal 3 po . Cent. India for ripening, i 93 Cons. lux dittu, 71 _ UPTON V. JAAIRS. This" was an anion to rc.cover a _part of an,ap preniice tee of 421. . Alt. PARK.stated that the'plaintiff bad bnund her daughter fpf, two years to th e d e t er dant; wh o w a s ' . a' dress-maker. At the end often mouths, tbe.de lendant gave .up business, and refused CO return a proponitinate part'iaf" ibe fee..,That part was. Low , to be de6rded - on by the Jury.' • The plaintiff's daughter; an imeresting young woman,. substantiated . :the 'Material fads. Mr. GA R for the defendant, 'acknowledged that he had the unpopular side . of 'the qt.iest ion. He '.knewhow.much influence' the tears and tree bungs of-the witness- who had just stood , before - Ahem might have on a sentimental jury,: .-His (Mr.;,G.'s)• sitnation reminded him of one in which his friend,. Mr.. Palk, had sometimes- stood on, the NOrthern: circuit. In one of. -the assize towns, &certain bar', rister had put such a spell on the rninds..of the peo ple, that no matter what side he espoused, that tn. snotty became the popular one. His learned fri'etsd exerted , all his powers against this overbearing po- polarity in vain. No matter how tie stormgdtbeir. passions, or .pressed upon their reason ; no matter whether : he were sentimental, or sublime; law and fie ion and fad, were . equally unsuccesful for when the main question -" whether they found:, 'for the 01A - IW - for the defendant," came to be asked, their single reply was, " We finds for Muster Ellis." He (Mr. G.) was 'afraid' that . his frietid hid, at• length, discovered this - happy,art of 'popularity ; and that the jury wotild he once again' diSpoSed to find. " for Aluster•Ellis." No Witnesses on the part of the defendant wrerecalled, and Lord ELLEN BOROUOR directed the jury to give a verdict for half of the fee. 'Veidia for the pinintiff, 211: CONSISTORY COURT OP LONDON ; , DOCTORS' , COMMONS, JUNE 9. . CHAPMAN, FALSELY CALLED PLANT,AGAINST'PLANT, This was a cause of . nullity,of marriage,Thromote4 by Zillah Chapinart against William- Plant the Mi nor, by reason of minority-at tile . iirne of the fact of. marriage. In support of this proceeding exhibits of parish entries Were produced, which went to prove the birth, baptism, and marriage 'of Wm: Plant (the party in• question) , to' Zillah Chapin* and also 'proof of the death of William and Mary Plant, hii 'father arid mother (pre'viou s t o the `siid marriage faking place),without having•appointed any guardian Over their sod'. There were likewise the deposition of ten' witnesses read, Which corroborated the writ, ten evidence: Thb Learned Judge (Sir Wm. Scotty was clearly of opinion, that the fad of minority was SalisfaEtianly established, and accordingly pronounced The marriage to be null and void. • • • OLD BAILEY. j On Satirday Frances Patterson, for. ste a li ng 9 1. in. Bank Notes, the.p roperty o,f J oseph Smith, in his . dwelling-house; . and Ann Riley,. for. privately steal ing, in the shop of Thomas .Blowers, a. quantity, of strtped- cotton, were capitally convicted. ( J. Towers and T..P.49441 . r were convitted of stealing hrandy, the property Of. Ad London Dock Company out of a ship in the river.Thaes. A respectable timber-merchant was tried on an indielment" for stealing a quantity of timber. The property was fnund disfigured on the prisoner's pre ritise:4., by the water-side, - but as there was no probf of stealing, the Judge direCtedan acquittal, and ob.-, served that the property could be recovered by as ac tion oftrover. - Sarah Purser was tried on an indictment for the wilful mtirder of her husband, T. Purser, by Inflict ing a woutid on his head with a mallet. She waft found guilty of Manslwighter. SURCHARGES.--The Bill amending the manner of making surcharges of the dirties of the Assessed Taxes, and of the Property Tax, has been printed. It contains rules and directions - fm making objec tions and surcharges, and.for limiting the terms of making the same. The directions are 30 in. num ben The following is the Substance of each. 1. In spedors and Surveyors; are cc; examine Returns and Assesiivents, and may amend mid Correa-thesamel before or atter they are alloWed tij the Commissi oners.-2. Errors of Assessors are to be arnerided. 3. rifler Assessmehts are allowed, the:Surveyor is to certify, omissions to . the Commissioners by the way of stirchirge, ' , Upon the delivery of such certificate, and upon oath being made that notice was given lo the party, the Commissioners to allow the sUr-- charges.-4 - .'ListS are to .Ise delivered to the Sur veyors when required, add' Assessments to produced to them for the purpose Of 'taking copies or extrads,. . ;). Notice is t 6 be gi\ren to Ilettotisiorcharged= 7 the deLvery of, ,Certificates Sarch 2 rg e to the Clerk; ;in Int-e.tiNg 'be (,-%nan" .ls " . siou'ers, to be Sutficient.-7. The c'ert;iicate-toe -devoted sufficient proof at ecint:tits of notices del!' vered, unless the contrary 'be ihewn upon the rrv: duction AsseSsments or . Sufeharges ar c not to be irupeaLited on account ,of mtstakes O. natnes or de4eriptibiis . .."-:=6" . . - Double 'duty Inay:Pl avoided by rnakink.:a return before the darof peal, with decia ,annexed ;. the Surveyor, satisfied therewil h, to certify the same to the GO V rnissioners, and heparty to be charged accordiu;gif at the single dury. - ' Sitrveybr, if dissall,fied,i to stli; his bicttion to the Connuisiotters, nth:- the ass 4 1 :i wept is then to be made in the double duty, subiY ; `, to appeal ; notice of.ubjectlon, and cause thereof , be - given t..51 - tlid'party. - -ro. Declaration to contatoil satisfactory acco,unt. in ekcuse Of the. •party, and be attested- by credible witnesses.--t i. On 1 ' 1 , 1 1; charges for any o m i ss i on i n .a return, the dot39'' duty may be avoided - by - making a . new With a declaration annexed. .- * Cliare to he luadel" the single duty, unless - the . Surveyor shall ceITO his ohjedion as in the case. of no reit:tn.-12. Ff'f al of declaration in cases of SUrcharge for . defedive No declaration is t o be._rec l uifed, ! i 6 ifpOri being sUrchargi-A, 'the party gives Doric , : J i n , - writing to the Surveyor that his r et u rn i s correct.: ` .objctiop made to such notico,.a supplcinental return anddeclargion may be delivei - ed.--14. PP ) : vides against vexeitious surcharge, by Withholdil. ll, . plyitrint* to 'the"Surveyor of all emolunicrl'', •• .4 . ,yhka have hld f irapy increase of d oca.sivAe;l by the' information o r surc h arge o f - said • SifFisjyor..--1 s'. Persons over-charged may peals to *s.'ilte Commissioners. Upoti the bearitil airptvls),Ahi.l , lippeilant:.shall produce - lists, Ike. 'i ll cases wlrre they re reciiiired, and verify the • • a • • t 'upon Oat 1;. Surcharge; to be confirmed del 1 production of such lists, Sre..ontrpoit: reftSk:;:l-of-' ttb •partyllo 0....--Th.)ol%.ilLlLy in 1 Y where the.ocUissiduF:l l i : lOt t vatice, or dtauc [ion. was hot c , with intention tq defraud the tlevenu •-e.-•-20:.. - )31. , .apectMt* Setrv4ybr 't Receilec „ f' General the overplus ahcrWrii - e \ rares.,:of,do-t 3 ' y- - 7 v ;. , ,Pers.o l S , lnalin.g.falie,Alc..glaration, to he j.t.algetLgu t "- of a. misdemeanour, to be liaWe to itnpritzon:•', and line not exceeding . trjl-rt- 't anionfit ~ 24. , • IndiCr Merit for decla.r&tioii.l t ,ty e H the county,,;,*, where dpel it - 0.119a ?:;1441-,tie4A . s : Surcharges, not to be pack; .. jections to the, es tit ,- Fites 'of 'the satin pr'o ' s' mot .26. , Sufeliatt , ei' Lias- 'be 'lnai.W 7 ifter--nbjeil ion , it ta certain_.cases, via, for -ani.xither. prwoly -'o"t , t :eluded estimme. before objected to terniine'a...-1•27; ObjeclintiS he - :nis'.lAT - 161 .-s dl 'isessmenrl-2. • Surebirces-'to be biiicl4itt"a lei hen prpperty ottt4' el _may made•-30 In case of . frucl snrchate . be made. •:-YA elause• very general utility 14s' duced into the Stage Coach hi c k re p e jvc(.o" f P.pTtt.,Ass,ent on Satpylay,,ty.whi c i ) t ,_stage-obaclies are sulijeJeTitoil:e case of extortion';' - }iati.kney-coacites are . 'pree'ut liabiqtrt. . • "SHIP "If7P . loies: • . • f t t • • CR AVESP.ND, JUNiEg: EA-- r a P Arrivthe Ruby, rithill!in, from iiVrhii4;• . C4 IC lirowN, from fi the Cape vi Goad Hope ; and :he :1 5 ;' ) ' 'nitr.l:l:4lta. • ' • ' •stiß • • S. On. tho,4th inst....et the:Abbey, Shrewsbury 'the - 1 , x5; George,Reid, Esq. of I.)auper. , • I, 0 it lathe Lad); of• Sir F.dw tun Sandys, hart. of . a.Daughter. th° Thqasitay . aiiorriing last, „in .Sid:gy.pjace i . latfy . of James Beckford Heard: Esq. drti 4 , 0 0. The same day, the . L a dy of SamoO-Davis; P. 4" land,place, °la Daughter, On. Friday, at Lord - Tifirhi4stdivng's, the Lady of Major li t ustace, ot•rhe 96th Regiment, of The same day, in 1-larley-stf Oct; the Calrof Geo. -I `` hill, h sy. jun. or a Pauglatqr•, .• ' • 14 AR R i4O •• . • ••• rs' On Tuesday last, Henry Plaistow, Esq. of I n ' worth,'Eanker; to Miss Sarah'Uoward, of Cornet-I -o .' 0 N The same -day,. at .1 - ligh Wycombe, Mr. g os c, Sur e° Miss BalY; both'iif the'saine " of • On the 6-th inst. Bristol, IL Long s V Size-Jane, Solicitor; to Anne, fourth 'claughicr 'ot the to . 7 i. kolley, Esq. of Nantyin.wy.n.,Carritartlierishifp.;.. „ v ie: l4 On Wertneday last„ at St. Peter's Citurch, ,Captain Richard Chetharrr; of-the 47i4 ,, Regiarnentrw. Thonilinson, dangliter.of the Late Rev. ,ktobert Thoi4 l ' ° d C ley , in Norfolk. • • at On the 7th inst•. at St. Alicllaels Church, Southaillpto D. Bretten, jun. .ESq. of to. lane,*(i3 ter of lames Saunders; .E.sq. 61 Southampton. de C 04 Thursday last; Hen r y Si mons , - E sq. to S ara h, e, R o rt i daughtet of ThomA'AndreWs - Minchin; Escj., of !G° ll Hants., , • tt er. The,sarrie day; at- Great H or k s l e y, EsseX,`Wrrieri;",cst 'Esq. of George-street, N ew - roa d, S t. Pancras, to..l'l'7'o.olf Charles of Mr. Cha,s Hedge, late iof Colcheter; daughter of L. Dubois, Esq. of Great Horkslev. cat" On Friday, •at St. Mary-le-bomic, Richard Waclisol l ygi ter, •lisil: to. Miss Hkieman, only • sister to. C.- S= Esq„ of St. Croix. On Saturday,' at Greenwith, George M'aule; colii's..inn„ to iCaroline—ForSytti, youngest davi t iv.‘ °' late George Tabu n, • Esq. of Gouid.square - . u gh" The same day, John .Sady ; Esq. to Grace.Anfuliii , ter of the late. Robert ; • •• Williams, Esq. of - Lainbtl C°'', •.' " 7 • • R W ' • Lately, at St. - Ceorgess,. Vlanover.square, 41r. - O p) Wbrinint, jun. of P•rinces.sfreet, HanO-Ver:iquir , '; -Catheripe einattgliter -ot Mr.Aalp.ll,.P" Lt son, of Anton-upon- l• weed. 4 • f 1,)/Eti. At her tiouse in Brunswick-square, Bristol,, t; t e r relit{ On ,t,he zabeth), wife (4 William tV Each of Weyniliftith, se',l 4 Otid on of the laic ,B re t oßi„? qt . v L`lf At C iina,"on tfie'3ctlioeuctO6er s the The of ophilus Me 4l tcalf, Es.q. (-.• •i• (An tlle,;d...irkst d LlF(t:..l\liactin;s,.k,ettlishife, the - Ng" (I : 4 „ yid M sief" of 'the G ospel th'd't" .Sen'tor"of e .Bsta4sli . ..\i,Glitirdi of - Scotland, aged 99 ‘ . l -.;ii• On-Monday last, the fZev, Thomas Mills, V i car of lingdon',.iMillkileiwit,'aged.j.:.., • • ; • . The same:clAy, at „lo(ldingion, In Nurtharriptons o " - 0 el the Igtli yeiv'oPhiS ,, ake :Thomas Pallner, Esq. eldest so Sir Thow,as,Valtner,, BaAt, , . • , 66th On Thursday'last, a; his hou s e, near Sttnrriort, in t" ro ot, ; year of hili'age 1.)wso•n;-.Et‘q. of Paternoste r- lor d, hon,lon; Bookseller and Printer to the University of o ,' N i i s; The sane day, in So u thampton-row', BlooinsburY'ace' Sarah lames, - Wife of It. C. fainet, Esq. of the nj tannic Stock, Nor, 5 per Cent. shut Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per ...CM. 85 3.pet'l.ent. Rect. 7o per Cent. Cons. shut . Bank L. Ann. IS 9-16thsi * 1 31 • 41.4). ‘\"\`.\